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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
9
The article reports Stokes alleging police misconduct connected to a late queen figure and an implied bank robbery plan linked to Tye. It notes court actions, an adjourned trial, and references to related individuals and locations in a fragmented OCR read.
The report depicts a funeral mood with mournful reminiscence of a prominent figure and queen, mentioning public figures and locations such as Brisbane and Capea. It references a dramatic ceremony, emotional tributes, and the community's response, noting a traditional rite and the sorrowful atmosphere surrounding the event.
Unclear OCR text outlines hotel licensing issues in Sydney with mentions of planned rates and expenditures. Key entities and dates are fragmented but suggest a regulatory review of hotel licensing and pricing. Further readable details are needed to extract solid names or actions.
Fragmented OCR text references winding engines, drivers, and mining contexts. It mentions industry terminology, labor questions, and regional mentions with unclear names, suggesting a historical note on machinery and workforce amid industrial shifting.
A Hobart hospital inquiry transcript shows the respondent denying fetal van opport issues and refuting Dr Ratton’s allegations. The inquiry, led by Uy Langland Board, is described as not fully recorded, with cross examination and a December meeting noted but details sparse in the surviving text.
An advertisement touts a cleansing agent that allegedly foams to clean every crevice, removes tartar, and whitens enamel while supporting healthy gums. It claims rapid whitening within days and promotes savings by using the product widely at pharmacies and stores.
A lengthy and unclear report discusses calls for Australia to give preference to native meat, touching on government duty, trade relations with Britain and Argentina, and concerns raised by breeders. It cites figures like Mr H Tabor and mentions London talks, long-term polling, and potential policy shifts as debates continue.
A rough advisory note reports nominations received for a ministerial committee to oversee agricultural policy. Names include United Growers Association and several industry groups. Early meeting planned to select representatives and coordinate on air transport and export duties.
A damaged OCR page discusses a proposed development in Hewett, including a river diversion to create hotel sites, villas, and worker accommodations. It mentions delay, unsettled plans, and a possible end of project availability, with a lengthy, unclear description of construction timing and approvals.
The article discusses Australia’s commitment to the League of Nations principles, urging continued support and firm leadership. It emphasizes national unity in upholding these ideals and the importance of Britain’s influence within the commonwealth.
A five year plan for stock food research was inaugurated, focusing on consumer use, production efficiency, and prevention of overlaps in dietary studies. Officials aim to standardize experimentation, with audits planned at key offices and laboratories to ensure proper conduct and prevent duplication of work.
Overseas investors and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia report for the half year ending June on the impact of foreign capital. Exports declined by about one million sterling, while gold exports and external payments feature in a broad overview of Australia’s external trade. The document notes development work costs and market conditions affecting industrial output and currency outlook.
Fragmented OCR yields show Queensland metal trade employers and union factions debating a new federal award. The report cites the central court decision and industry coverage, noting amendments sought to extend or redefine existing state allowances under a broader federal framework.
Delegates praised Bingera sugar mill for efficiency and cane yield. Visitors noted water use in irrigation and called Bingera among the world’s most efficient canefields and harvesting implements. The group expressed strong interest in the site and its machinery.
Mr. R. J. Mulvey resigns from the executive of the Ormond Trades and Abode Council amid a widening rift. The seatless speculation centers on internal politics and potential new leadership as committees realign and forthcoming meetings loom.
Sydney report notes the NSW Minister for Justice is urged to amend jury eligibility rules to allow women to serve on juries. A Women Justices Association seeks broader representation and cites examples from Britain and other countries. The piece quotes Morin discussing administration, gender roles, and potential appointments to boards and unions.
The Balgowan colliery dispute in New South Wales unsettles miners and managers amid calls for work stoppages. The contentious issue centers on acceptance of a manager and employment terms under new industrial rules and potential government involvement.
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